Alia Bhatt has responded to the online backlash following her appearance at the 79th BAFTA awards last week. Criticism arose from her reaction to a question about a movie twist, sparking scrutiny and memes. She addressed the controversy head-on, clarifying her stance amid the viral moment. <\/span>The <\/span>Gangubai Kathiawadi<\/span><\/i> star, who presented the Best Film Not in the English Language award, captivated the global stage. Yet, she drew even more attention for her on-camera remarks and body language during post-event interviews\u2014particularly when queried about the biggest movie twist.<\/span><\/p>\n Alia Bhatt garnered significant attention on the BAFTAs red carpet, but she also faced criticism for a video clip of her interaction during the event. In the clip, she was asked to name a movie with a particularly impressive plot twist. Alia appeared momentarily surprised before mentioning <\/span>Gone Girl<\/span><\/i>, prompting a flurry of social media reactions.<\/span><\/p>\n Many viewers questioned whether she had actually seen the film, criticising her hesitant and awkward reply. Some claimed she seemed nervous while trying to project a confident, global-star image. The clip quickly went viral, sparking heated online debates. Fans and critics alike analysed every expression, debating whether her reaction reflected genuine surprise or was simply a hurried attempt to respond under overwhelming pressure and scrutiny.<\/span><\/p>\n Amid the backlash, Alia addressed the controversy in a conversation with fashion commentator Diet Sabya. Responding to criticism about her expressions and the way she delivered her statement, she stepped forward to explain what she truly meant and clear the misunderstandings surrounding her remarks. \u201cWhy is it being talked about so much? Is it because of my expression?\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n She further explained what was going through her mind during the interview. \u201cSo basically I really think it is the best twist but I have not liked watched it in\u2026 when did it release? 10 years ago? So I have not watched it after that. So when she was like, \u2018that monologue,\u2019 I was like \u2018haan\u2019 (yes) and I was going back in my head that oh ya, \u2018that monologue, correct correct correct\u2019 and she was mentioned cleaning the floor and I was like like \u2018haan\u2019 (yes) so I was like going back in time and I guess that\u2019s what you saw. I am a cool girl. I am a sweet girl. But I could be\u2026 total\u2026 I mean I can be like\u2026 I am more sweet than I am cool. Actually, I don\u2019t think I am cool. I am an uncool girl, my sister would say that. (sic)\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Alia Bhatt will next be seen headlining <\/span>Alpha<\/span><\/i>, a female-led spy thriller and high-octane addition to the YRF Spy Universe, directed by Shiv Rawail and slated for a theatrical release next year. The film also features Bobby Deol and Sharvari Wagh in key roles. In addition, she has joined forces with Sanjay Leela Bhansali for <\/span>Love and War<\/span><\/i>, a sweeping romantic drama co-starring Ranbir Kapoor and Vicky Kaushal.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n![\"Bollywood](\"https:\/\/womansera.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/02\/aliabhatt-1024x576-1.webp\")
<\/p>\nAlia Bhatt addresses criticism over her <\/b>Gone Girl<\/i><\/b> interview at the BAFTA Awards<\/b><\/h3>\n
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